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EU Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 02/06/2021
Fundamental analysis
02 June, 2021
The Eurodollar currency pair trades slightly higher to around 1.2218 levels during the Asian session this morning. The Euro finished roughly unchanged on Tuesday after a day of choppy trading. Germany’s Manufacturing PMI for May printed at 64.4. Germany’s Unemployment Rate for May came in at 6.0%. French and Italian Manufacturing PMI’s for May were 59.4 and 62.3 respectively. Italian GDP for the 1st Quarter rose 0.1%, Quarter-over-Quarter. Eurozone CPI for May printed at 2.0%, Year-over-Year. In the United States, Construction Spending for April rose 0.2%, Month-over-Month. The consensus forecast was 0.5%. Its ISM Manufacturing PMI for May came in at 61..2, above the consensus forecast of 60.9.
